Full of soaring cantilevers, cavernous, uninterrupted chambers and elegantly tapered ribs and columns, Calatrava's buildings show off a great deal - hence his suitability for icon-making.
For nine years of uninterrupted Sundays, a chamber recital has begun at 12 30 p.m. at Le Refuge Inn on City Island in the Bronx, with a reception to meet the performers after each concert.
As black community leaders explained their frustrations to the city's leadership within the council's public chamber — which proceeded largely uninterrupted — about 300 protesters outside in the foyer chanted raucously, while police officers clad in riot gear looked on.
A center lumen allows uninterrupted cardiac blood flow, while an external chamber delivers oxygenated blood to the visceral vessels.
At least one wall of the chamber should be transparent, allowing uninterrupted photosynthesis, as emission of some VOCs is light dependent (Schuh et al., 1997; Sharkey and Yeh, 2001; Duhl et al., 2008).
On the contrary, the building seemed the last word in worker comfort, from its 100-seat ground floor theatre and Wales banking chamber, to its top floor 400-seat cafeteria with uninterrupted views for 70 miles in each direction and gleaming Gaggia coffee machine.
If rapidly available, HBO may be the most effective mechanism for treating hypoxia in such patients; however, it may also be difficult to use unless a multi-person chamber is available so that medical/nursing care can continue uninterrupted.
Early in Cal Newport's new book, Deep Work: Rules For Focused Success In A Distracted World, he meets an architect who dreams of "deep work chambers" – heavily soundproofed boxes, each the size of a small room, permitting "total focus and uninterrupted workflow".
The chamber adjourned Thursday without voting on the matter, missing a deadline required for the payments to continue uninterrupted.
Uninterrupted, yes, but not unbiased.
Few achieve such uninterrupted progress.
